Also done in the Apache Dirctory mailing list. Verstuurd vanaf mijn iPad
> Op 19 sep. 2014 om 15:37 heeft Rich Bowen <rbo...@rcbowen.com> het volgende > geschreven: > > Here's the most important ways that you can help with ApacheCon EU right now, > in order of importance. > > * If you are involved in an Apache project that has content at ApacheCon, > send messages to your users@ and dev@ list telling them about that content, > and telling people that they need to be there. Tell them specifically what > talks they need to come for, and what developers they'll get to hang out with > at the event. Tell them that they are doing their career a disservice if they > don't come to this event. Remind them that committers have a deep discount, > so if they're not committers now, here's a *great* reason for them to get on > that train for next time. Remind the US audience that if they can't make it > to Budapest, they should plan to come to Austin in April. > > * Reach out to other audiences - Twitter, Facebook, and G+, certainly, but > also other non-Apache projects you're involved with that have strong overlap > with our content. Again, mention specific talks and people that will be at > the event. > > * If your company cares about or relies on any Apache technology, encourage > them to sponsor the event and/or send an employee to the event. Remind them > that it's about more than just the technical content - they will get to have > first-hand contact with the people that develop the software, and become part > of that community, with the possibility to participate in shaping the future > of that product. If there's a spark of interest in sponsorship, have them get > in touch with me - rbo...@apache.org - and we'll take it from there. > > * Follow and retweet the @apachecon account. > > -- > rbo...@apache.org > http://apache.org/ >
